… associations between taste and smell measures, biological mediators of fat taste and smell,
… on our understanding of the biological mechanisms of fat taste and olfaction. This knowledge …

… taste aversion for fatty acids tended to be different in GPR120 knock-out mice compared to
controls, suggesting that, GPR120 may partially mediate fat taste … about the biology of taste, …

… to explore their implications in fat taste signal transduction. … The fat taste receptors (CD36
and GPR120) are expressed on … of fat taste receptor activation (Gilbertson and Khan 2014). …

… also fat) for identifying potential foods and nutrients ( 5 , 6 ). However, the definition of taste
receptors as only signaling taste … Taste receptors can monitor and sense the same mediators …

… in the field of fat taste physiology with regard to dietary fat preference and lipid … that the role
of CD36 may be to mediate short-term response to dietary fat, as it is … The cell biology of taste …

… [87] and a decrease in fat taste sensitivity [89]. In line with the … mediate interactions between
genetic variations and taste … mechanisms in taste bud biology, regulation of taste perception …

… of the sweet taste that has been reinforced by some biologically or … both the sweet taste and
also the sour or bitter taste had each … for fats in foods have been attributed to the “taste” of fat. …

… fat sensing in the oral cavity and gastrointestinal tract is attenuated (153), and consumption
of a high-fat diet significantly decreases taste … both serve as important mediators of energy …

… or anabolic for creating biologically important molecules from dietary sources of fatty acids.
… oxygenation and are transformed into short term lipid mediators known as oxylipins [20]. …

… growing for a sixth taste quality for fat and will be considered … encourages accumulation of
a biological film composed of … , which might mediate the change in taste perception observed …